The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-30

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ahsDSsse Neho "a ,S s ala
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70 TO 69s1 SsS orc
To and S.Tsop EhG% SE S
samo way. By dinner time-walking up and
down thinking making cure Of point or date
anf issss re-
would nss. Mh sSqsa liz as haNh ms ss
average public dinner during which the
s hours ace dos mose Inn
portant. work on his speech, He has q man on
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oTing that will make his speech harmonic
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one IN such way e. 70 entertain All PIC rest
one That = bsins reported ioT the papers, MT. .
ePsM @ man n The Company and reies
to him % to arouse him to the very border OF
anger hsn the fun aS sp % and NE Of s sas
The ss crowd Is = aiiersPt from written sgssSS
ont from the speech Of a wooden man who
has sat In q company the samo length Of time.
ose Mr. Hsw is sbe w's
speech as well as he does 2 man must have
bad wide experience with men, must have e
Ssed or noanae club
man. college society man q business man.
sc Some 'e Of the speeehes that have done the
most to extend his fame have been almost
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gers him not merely because he believes in
parents whom he reveros: SO that an assault
on the word Of God Is an attack on persons
s &
Nineteenth Century Club aroused him. and he
talked fifteen or twenty minutes With his intel
pared to meet the scientists with science. he
tell bssa On 9Th and bs
or Fhs Only
the one dr S Il sU
NOTHING morn reprnted next next day In the ' nearby
sses IL s 4 .d g
ana y IL
sss stssk M ?,
In imPrSnptu speakins he is distinsuished
an on So 20
Hae eps q .hs. but rs insi%atss that 10
ai.ervard that IL has failed a%sntsSiy q saa
unWise things; He is prone to discontsntment
personaiitv more difficult to anslyze than
Mr. bepsw's q 9 status n society at large more
unique hsp his It Noud not b to find
cyclopedia notice Of him calls him an orator.
alawyer. and statesman, and yet goes on to
From Maine and om q @s to
Minnesota he ia necessarily quoted with un-
s unDn o1
Is certain that assailants would develop against
Republican. the Democrats crowd the hall in
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the religious press prints almost whatever hs
toni is spoken Of seriously for the Presidency.
and those who call themselves Anti -Monopo-
him alone or treat him tsnderiy. he Is poll
tician, the associate Of statesmen. hna9cier.
Pssfer ss sWT
thoroughly domestic, home-loying man. the
Rsa Rs aIsG P e ssS as Ss st ss
only way to classify SO remarkable combine;
tion Of talents is to say that he T. typical and
other conspicuous man he representa- the COM
bined characteristics OF 3gr people HIS quick
hnf
on his feet" his knack OF suiting himself to his
audience and the situation OF tho moment,
his power over, enormous interests, his
habit Of summoning wit to reinforce grave
snEH al y
Henry Clay for those qualities that cause MI;
isyorits0 tReush atysys By those Who see De.
pew only from distance.
EXarts Or M. Choate; II there s,l had been any
HA's 'M IL Pepew When he aSn
from Europe. last autumn. The, cable de-
spatehes make It clear that talking Ike an
som ii eeyatS es tho r. ss
pew to visit him three times-a compliment no
T. not known to hays paid to anyserious Amer
In the R account Mt Of how Mr. Depew divides his
day nothing + said Of the ed e Si he II fond,
rived from S Walking two blocks to his desk and
q home. lie doaes > the s truth In tho provsrb.
Te or ad f Ss m sss
NJ bepews ancestors for more than two hun hun:
dred years were farmers on the family acres ut
Peekskilmrngged hahrdWo%FkiIG f9k bronght
HHuEuSnots 81 III party that funded N '
Blood Of that aSaiity he Boasts tho gain Of de-
scent from the brother OF a stRner Of the Doc
9f his hpS
Rev. Josiah Sherman. tho New England divine.
and the brother Of Roger Sherman.
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